Voices of future first-generation college students
Cal in Color
The kids and I were on the same boat; I understood that they felt unsafe with the presence of an authority who is supposed to make them feel safe.
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The myth of a work-life balance
Cal in Color
But the campus and its gatekeepers of all colors still seem to be failing to understand that no amount of special grants for student-parents will make the campus more diverse if the culture around supporting parenting people does not also shift in practice.
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A year of indak: Dancing my way through my Pilipnx culture
Cal in Color
Through dance, I’ve learned to appreciate the nuance of the Pilipinx and Pilipinx American experience, slowly and surely ridding myself of my preconceived notions of Pilipinxness.
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My color among white flowers
Cal in Color
Seeking help or working together does not make me any less successful than my peers. I am graduating for myself, for other Chicanx students, for other students of color, for womxn
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An unfulfilled dream
Cal in Color
I took all the depression, guilt and anger that I had constantly built up within me and took it upon myself to accomplish my father’s unfinished mission. It wasn’t easy to get back on my feet, and I worried that I would fail my father because even though I had a lot of passion and determination, I felt completely lost.
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The Daily Californian releases spring 2018 hiring demographics
As part of The Daily Californian’s ongoing efforts to address the diversity of its staff and coverage, we feel it is important that our community know who we are.
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